Concept Writer
Ministry of Defence (MOD), Salisbury, UK to £325 per day
INSIDE IR35.
1. Position Role. Responsible for the writing of the respective C-CBRN project Concept of Employment (CONEMP) and Concept of Use (CONUSE) documents and assisting with developing how the programmes will be employed by the End User, to include assisting with the planning, design and delivery the LC3I training packages.
2. Programme. The project Writing Team will be responsible for producing the CONEMPs and CONUSE for multiple C-CBRN capability programmes.
3. Governance. The Concept Writer and Training Design will be responsible to the Delivery Team (DE&S) through the Defence CBRN Capability Branch, at the Defence CBRN Centre, Winterbourne Gunner. The contract is owned by DE&S, with the Defence CBRN Capability Branch and Centre allocating tasks and managing daily work and reporting. Hours are based on 37 hours per week.
4. Responsibilities. The Concepts Writer and Training Designer will have the following responsibilities:
a. Liaison with DE&S, Front Line Commands, Dstl, the Trials and Experimentation Planning Office (TEPO) and contractors to fully understand their assigned projects.
b. Identify aims and criteria for successfully drafting of CONEMP and CONUSE.
c. Form part of the respective project Capability Integration Working Groups (CIWGs.)
d. Manage, administrate and conduct CONEMP and CONUSE writing as directed by the Defence CBRN Capability Branch.
e. Report verbally and electronically on drafts and final products.
f. Instigate Training Development of their assigned projects to include:
(1) Conduct Scoping Studies and Training Needs Analysis for capability training on behalf of the Training Requirements Authority.
(2) Develop DSAT compliant capability focussed courses for CBRN.
(3) Manage the initial development, implementation and first party validation of all course documentation, ensuring DSAT compliance always.
(4) Provide subject matter expert advice and consultancy on all DSAT/project issues, engaging with external agencies involved in the design or development of capability training, most notably in the development of manufacturer delivered T3 packages into sustainable DSAT compliant courses
(5) Identify and manage the introduction of innovative capability training techniques and equipment.
g. Accurately record and report hours worked through the TSG coordinating authority to the DE&S Delivery Team – within granted authorities.
h. Accurately record and report travel and subsistence claimed for through the TSG coordinating authority to the DE&S Delivery Team – within granted authorities.
i. Read and comply with the Unit Health and Safety Plan, the Unit Equal Opportunities Plan, the Unit Security Plan and Unit Orders.
Technician Engineer
The Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl), Salisbury, UK to £338.84 per day
INSIDE IR35.
Electrical and Electronic Technician (Part Time: Nominally 2 Day/Week, Flexible Working)
Purpose
Dstl’s Resilient Position Navigation and Timing team deliver high impact, cost effective advice, underpinned by research, test and evaluation, to UK MoD, wider government, the global scientific community and UK industry. A significant part of the underpinning research, test and evaluation is trials work that requires the team hold significant electrical and electronic assets. When not in use these assets require tracking, testing and maintenance, before use they require transporting and setting up and after use need packing away and returning. Dstl therefore need a part-time Electrical and Electronic Technician who can work flexible hours, mostly indoors at Porton Down and Boscombe Down but where necessary at outdoor trials locations where they may be required to stay away from home for several days.
Main Duties and Responsibilities
Track assigned electrical and electronic assets (we occasionally lend them out).
Ensure the assets are maintained in accordance with a schedule, cognisant of planned usage.
Identify faults in the assigned assets, cognisant of planned usage.
Recommend whether faults should be fixed internally, externally or the item replaced.
Fix faults that the team agree should be fixed internally.
Ensure that faults that the team agree should be fixed externally, get fixed, cognisant of planned usage.
Ensure that items that the team agree should be replaced are replaced and that the old item is disposed of according to the appropriate rules (some items will be classified), cognisant of planned usage.
Transport, set up and strip down equipment for trials.
Keep the team leader up to date with the work you have planned.
Put health & safety best practices first in all work carried out.
Work to quality standards i.e. ISO/QS9000.
Comply with Dstl rules and procedures.
Working conditions
Based at Dstl Porton Down site, with travel to, and working at, the sites of exercises, and trials. Must have a drivers licence and passport.
Job Dimensions
No budget management.
No line management.
Graduate Flood Engineer
Anglo Technical Recruitment, UK Negotiable
Our client are looking for a Graduate Flood Engineer to join their team in either Exeter, Wakefield or Birmingham. You will be working on prestigious national projects as part of an experienced team, and will be joining a multi-national company who will provide training opportunities and excellent space for growth.
